Clithcroc 'Advertiser mid Times, Friday, July 7, 1067 11 Irion of:— lCHINE


Ice Iab ly be ?ERATORS A ccounts


Ins in the I DISTRICT.


WANDERERS MAINTAIN I THEIR CHALLENGE f FOR LEADERSHIP


With Ribblesdale Wanderers and Earby .both winning on Saturday, the


latter’s lead at the top of the league tabic remains ..the same. Baxenden became Earby’s latest victim . when they were beaten on their home


ground at Back Lane. After three batsmen were out, Earby declared at 181,


most of the work having been done by G. Greening (72) and Dennett (51).


J. Duckworth’s 51 was a


liig help towards Baxenden’s hopes, but the team were all out for 104. This was mostly due to Dennett who sent six of their batsmen back to the .pavilion for 42 runs. Top batsman of the day was


Brian Cole, Clitlieroe’s profes­ sional. who returned after two weeks' absence caused by badly ipulled rib muscles. In spite of his handicap, he scored a bril­ liant 98 not out against Bar- noldswick.


;er [roe


were 109 all out and were quite easily defeated by Blackburn Northern, whose R. Walton took six wickets for 56. Their win brought them up one place In the table.


At Pa diham the home team,


eroe 186 for 6 dec.; Baxenden 104, Earby 181 for 3" dec.; Great Harwood 153 for 8 dec., Whal- ley 154 for 7; Padlliam 109, Blackburn Northern 107 for 5; Ribblesdale Wanderers 109 for I, Rolls-Royce 105; Settle 99, Read 101 for 4. Performances; Batting; Cole, Clitheroe, not


Bamoldswick. 191 for 6 Clith- SATURDAY’S RESULTS ______


Earby . .......... Ribblesdale W. Barnoldswick Whalley ___ Settle . . . . . . . Blackburn N. Baxenden Read ............ Clitheroe ___.12 Fadiham ......... 12 Gt. Harwood . . 12 Rolls-Royce ----- 12


out 98; D. Mark, Great Har­ wood, 74; G. Greening, Earby, 72; Simmons, Barnoldswick, 70;


not out 57; Dennett, Earby, 51; J. Duckworth, Baxenden, 51.


P. W. D. L. Ps. 12 8 4 0 36


12 5 12 4 12.. 4 12 4 12 12 12


(♦indicates a tie).


G. Ireland Wlialley, 68; K. Proctor, Ribblesdale Wanderers


Walton. Blackburn Northern, 6 for- 56; Slinger, Rtbblesdale


Bowling: Dennett, Earby. 6 for 42; R.


Wanderers, 5 for 20.


'I wonder if they'll be open during the Holidays ?'


la stitching liecd


ERS Inist but un­ ities, you can Ic. Machines collected.


|g to:— I). Ihport


I fM W P


6* 1 27 7 1 23 7 1 23 5* 3 22 4 4 20 7 2 19 6 3 18 5 5 13 4 6 12 6 5 10 7


Baxenden v. Clitheroe. Great Harwood v. Blackburn N, Ribblesdale Wand. v. Whalley.


TOMORROW’S FIXTURES Senior League


Blackburn N. v. Padihanv Earby v. Lower Darwcn. Langho Colony v. Barnoldswick Read v. Chen'y Tree. Waddington v. Oswaldtwistle I.


Junior League Div. 1


Cherry Tree II v. Burnley Bel Qswaldtwistle Im II. v. Baxen­ den.


Division 2


Rolls-Royce v. Ribblcsdale W. Whalley v. Gt. Harwood.


Junior League—Division 1 Lucas v. E.E.C. •


Chatbum v. Brokhall. SUNDAY


Brockhall v. Chatburn. Calderstones ,v. Wellington.


Settle v. Baxenden. .Ribble Valley League :


Division 2 Ribble Valley League - .


Cole scores 98 but Clitheroe still defeated Despite a brilliant unbeaten


ROLLS 1 \


innings of 98 by their profes­ sional Brian Cole, Clitheroe were beaten at Victory Park, Barnoldswick, on Saturday. They declared after • reaching


t* vl • , r - ; : - • •„ ' * 'Sy> / R


the respectable total of 186 for six, but the home team. sur­ prised them by passing' the score with four wickets to spare. I t was unfortunate that Cole,


FIGHT BACK AT - CHURCH •MEADOW


* N V T v V / > ‘ y 'T


who hit one six and and 12 fours, • had only one strong batting partner, in ■ captain Simon Westhead, who hit ,44 in a fourth-wicket stand of 64 Cole also figured in a fifth- wicket partnership of 71 with G. Davies, who scored 15 be7 fore being caught by Filkingtori off Wilson. Barnoldswick started well,


with K. Wilson and D. Pilking- ton batting strongly,, but the


latter fell victim to Richardson after scoring seven of his side's 29 runs. Wilson was joined by the


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The footballers' team, seated, left to right: David Baron, Barrio Ratcliffe, Lindsay Wallace (Capt.), Ronnie Nightingale and Mel Widdup. Back row: Terry Kenyon, Keith Lord, John Chatburn. John Kirk, Brian Parkinson and Bernard Wallbank.


club’s professional, Jack Sim­ mons, but the partnership did not last long, as Wilson was caught by Cole off Parker for 25, with the score at -39. Simmons went on to make


FOOTBALLERS BEATEN IN CRICKET FINAL


Slater (13) and G. Wliipp (11). Barnoldswick reaching 191 for six.


70 and lie was ably supported by T. Scothern (39 not out). N.


CLITHEROE(


Cole not out ................... 98 M. Washbrook ibw b Bell .. 4 E. Musson c Scothern b Bell


S. Westhead lbw b Hartley 44 D. Parker b Simmons__ 0 G. Davies c Pllking-ton b Wilson


.......................... ;. 10


D. Ireland c Scothern b Wil­ son ............................. 0


........ 15


D. Humble not o u t .............. 1 Extras .................


Bell 12—0—44—2: K. Wilson 4 —0—20—2: E. Hartley 3—1—17 l; M. Barnes 2—0—18—0.


Simmons 17—1—64—1; J.


USEFUL WIN FOR READ


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■ -fc 5 '? 1 mm. i n si f p s i f : -


soon in trouble, losing two wickets for only seven runs, Then Mitchell and D. Ridge way settled down to a useful partnership, putting on 46 for the third wicket, before Ridge­ way was caught by Green off Seddon for 33,


Settle - batted first and wer


straight at Seddon and was well caught by the. Read pro­


Mitchell hit a full-blooded shot


fessional. Of tile other Settle batsmen, only Foster and D. Ridgeway offered any resist­ ance. the fonner making 23 before being Ibw to Snape.


wickets being shared by thr Read bowlers


Settle’s final total was 99. the


wicket for five runs. Wilkinson and Goodway then took the- score to 20 before the latter was caught in the slips.


mRead opened in a similar anner, losing their first


16 before being stumped, but file major part in the Read innings was played by Seddon and Barnes who were both not out a t the close with 23 and 28 respectively.


Wilkinson went on to make SETTLE


D. Parsons c Foster b Wil­ kinson ......................., . 7


D. Ridgeway c' Green b J Seddon .......................... 14


E. Mitchell c Seddon b Wilkinson


J. Butterworth' Ibw - b Seddon . . . .__V


..........


B. Monk b Wilkinson . . . . 10 B. Riseley run o u t ............. 8 M. Davidson b Snape . . . . 1 A. Wilson not o u t ---- . . . . 0 Extras


K. Foster Ibw b Snape---- 23 S. De Cruz c Haworth b Seddon ...............


. Ridgeway c Fairclough b ' Wilkinson


................ 2


3: I. Wilkinson 11—1—47—4: R. Goodway 4—2—6—0: N.


Snape 4.1—1—4—2. READ


W. P. : Fairclough lbw b


F. Skinner-b Davidson---- D. Barnes not out


................... . Total (4 wkts.)


R. Goodway c Mitchell b Foster.


Seddon not out .............. . Extras


----


Davidson ........................ Wilkinson st De Cruz b Davidson


. 18 101


"5 28 23


1: D. Ridgeway 7—0—17—0: B. Riseley 1- 0—3—0: J. Ridge­ way 0.2—0—4—0.


Bowling: M. Davidson 14—5 ■24—3: K: Foster 11—2—35—


16 10


Total .......................... 99 Bowling: Seddon 11—2—40—


................... 0 1


........... 0 33


Read gained a useful six- BARNOLDSWICK


K. Wilson o Cole b Parker 25 D. Pilkington b Richardson 7 Simmons c Washbrook b Parker


G. Whipp b Westhead __ 11 N. Slater c Washbrook b Parker ’ . . . . . . . . ----- T. Scothern not out


........................ 70


M. Barne c Parker b Rich­ ardson ........................ 8


------- 39


E. Hartley not o u t ............ 4 Extras


.........- ........... 14


R Rawsthorne 3—0—13—0: D. Parker 15—3—67—3; S. West- head 5—0—30—1.


J Richardson 13.6—0—67—2;


Ribble Y alley League


WELLINGTON 66—8, CHATBURN 64


Harrison' 28. D. Seed 6, F, Horsefleld 16, K. Hargreaves 2, G. Tomlinson 1. N. Turpin 1, K. Lloyild hot out 0. A. Hoi- gate 0. B. Jones 0, extras 7, total 64. Bowling: J. Wlialley 6—0—13


Chatburn: A. Turpin 2, R.


Dunn 0. K. Allen 0, J. Whalley 0. L. Hall 9. K. Topham 11, K. Wallbank 9, T. Birch not out 18. A. Gunner 0, J. Janeczko not out 5, extras 5. total 66—8, - Bowling: G. Tomlinson 8—0


—1: A. Gunner 8—2—10—1; K. Allen 3—0—18—0: T. Birch 5.4 —2—8—5; L. Hall 5—2—8—3. Wellington: D. Moore 9, D


CALDERSTONES 114, CHATBURH 26


Robinson not out 5, extras 1, total 114. ........... Bowling: G. Tomlinson 7—1


Aspin 2, P. Shuttlewoi'th 8, K, Procter 38, T. Lowe 13,. A. Holden 7, H. Hind 2, B. Seed 12, G. Gunner 2, J. Parr 15, D


Total (6 wkts.) .. 191 BOWLING


Total (6 wkts.- dee). 186 BOWLING


Whalley keep pace


lenge to the league leaders when they defeated Great Har­ wood at Cliffe Park on Satur­ day by three wickets.


with leaders Whalley kept up their chal­


14 Hnnh e fl™-« the visitors With the exception of Barne football club’s other batsmen


Mark went on to make 74 before he, too. was bowled by Topham.


lbw by Topham for ”


Jim Peters had the most suc­ cess with their bowling, finish­ ing with figures of 4 for 54 and " for 47 respectively.


Gordon Topham and veteran


fessional. and D. Mark giving was ciosed. them a fine start. Gee was out 17, bu '"■*


ajj ouj


153—8, but although only three an<i lost two wickets with only Whallev players re a c h e d tour runs on the board


Great Harwood declared a t , ----------- . ... ,


passed thc° total with ease. Ratcliffe. who scored 30 all the passea wic tou *


their pro- and by Ule yme their innings they had made 59


BURNLEY GSOB


J Clifford c Wallbank b Wallace .............................


13 Topham and D. Bleazard | J Bentley b Wallace............ 0 | Oswald. Im. i: Waddington


A fine innings of 68 by G. J Ramsbottom b Wallace .. 8 £°'V Ireland, and 32 and 15 by G. N Rush-ton lbw b Wallbank 3


J Nutter b Wallace............ 3


respectively, put Wlialley well M Savage not out on the way to victory, and A Wright c Widdup b their side reached the required | Wallace


total in 28 overs. GREAT HARWOOD


Gee lbw b Topham ........ 17 D. Mark b Topham ........ 74 J. Nixon c Gorton b Top-


A. Durkin b Rudd ........ 17 R. Smith retired hurt .... 7 J. Thcaker b Topham .... 4 W. Howarth _c AinswqrtLb


ham ............................. J. Rogers not. out .. Peters .................... Total


B Hall c Wallbank b Wallace Extras .......................


.1 Ib Wallbank, 0—1—28—1. Cherry Tree II .. 11 Baxenden .........


K slmw b Peters . . . . I . . . 10 B Wallbank st b Fostei .. B Banting hit wkt. b L Wallace c and b Foster Peters


'E xti-a s '" : :........... n wright


54—4; J. Peters 16.1—1—47—3; J. Rudd 10—2—28—1: P. Doman 2—0—13—0.


WHALLEY


G. Ireland b Courtney ....68 N. Duckworth , lbw b Mark 6


M. Gorton' b Courtney .. D. Bleazard c Howarth b


—20—2: K. Hargreaves 4—1— 4—1: A. Turpin 11—3—22—1: E. Horsefield 6—3—6—2; R. Harrison 4—1—9—1.


J. Peters Ibw b Mark . . . . J. Rudd not out ............... 9 P. Eatough not out Extras


G. Topham . lbw b Mark . . G. Ainsworth Ibw b Gee ..


Courtney ...................... Total (7 wk'ts) ........... I54 I


Calderstories: A. Parker 9, A G e e l ^ f - 3-c£T;' W. Howarth I Due ’to 2 -0—16-0.


Bowling: J. Courtney 7—0— —48—3: D. Mark 9—0—58—3;


to disband the Clitheroe Sec- Rovers


supporters branch


disbands


—19—2: K. Hargreaves 14—1— 35—2; E. Horsefield 8—1—32— 3: A. Turpin 7.4—1—27—2. Chatburn: A. Turpin 4, R.


BOWLING ' Bowling: G. Topham 13—2—


Total (8 wkts. dec.) . . . . 153 J Chatburn c Clifford 1 b Wright .......................... 0


.......... 1 J Kirk c Ramsbottom b ----- D Baron st b Foster ..


.................. 11 M Widdup b Wright......... 0 IT Kenyon I) Wright......... .......•••••■ 0


IR Nightingale run o u t ......... 2 clitheroe ......... B Ratcliffe. b Wright.......... 30 Settle


24—7: M. Widdup 9—2—28—1; Ribblcsdale W. .. 10 CLITHEROE FC Whqlley .........


Bowling: L Wallace, 11.5—0


0 3


~86 6 toIH Tit,


, Wallace .............................. . I cherry Tree p


„


T Clegg c Baron b Widdup.. B Dearing b Wallbank......... B Foster c Parkinson b


Clitheroe Football Club players, who have had so


much success in Clitheroe Cricket Club's knock-out com­ petition, met their match at Chatburn Road on Sunday, when they were beaten in the final by Burnley G.S.O.B.


Batting ' first Burnley


scored 86 all out, B. Foster having an outstanding inn­ ings of 31, until he, too. fell victim to Lindsay Wallace, Clitheroe’s goalkeeper, who took seven wickets for 24


runs. Clitheroe were soon in trouble


JUNIOR LEAGUE


Lower Danven 65—7, Langho R. Aspimvall c Fish-b Cul- Colony 121.


Oswaldtwistle Im. 112; Earby 174—9, Cherry Tree 170—6 dec.; Waddington 53—8. E.E.C. 49;


DIVISION 2


Great Harwood b a t te d faj;ed to reach double figures Baxenden 48-4; Oswaldtwistle | A’c®“ eman c risn d cui strongly, with Gee,


^


Im. II 80. Settle 84—5: Whalley 75, Ribblesdale Wanderers 113. Sunday: Burnley Bel. 122. Great Harwood 25.


Blackburn' N. -


Earby Lucas


Read .......... Padiliam ... Barnoldswick


............ 13 6 5 2 29


DIVISION 1 P W D L Ps.


2 22 Coloyn/ " b" c 'uV Blackburn Northern 117—1.1 DIVISION 1


__ „ .. ____ - J. Pye b Culshaw................ 2 T. shaw ............................. 6


BAXENDEN 48—4 .CLITHEROE


CLITHEROE 45, DIVISION 2


Carroll run out ............ 0 B- Uriggs b Loveday . . . . . . 0


Cherry Tree II 160—7. Great B- doo?lv b Loveday......... 11 Harwood 156; Clitheroe 45,


J Shaw. Lund b Culshaw ............ 0 J Howden lbw b Loveday R. Wigglesworth b Loveday M Hall not out ............... 0 Extras ............


17 Total ...........•....... 45


1 29 I Bowling: J. Culshaw 8—1—18 2 22 _ 5: R. Loveday 7.5—2—10—4.


5 22 g Knowles b Jones............ 12 4 21 S. Unsworth cHall b Aspin- 2 18 wall ° 17 K. Windle not o u t__ 5 16 K. Parkinson b Aspinwall . 3 I4 P. Clegg Ibw b Aspinwall 4 43 P. Kirkman not o u t__ 6 51 Extras .......................... 2


BAXENDEN 23 Fendlc Forest .. 10 7 3 ■ 0 31


DIVISION 2 P W D L Ps.


Total (4 wkts.)


0 28 115—3; B. Jones 7—2—20—1; J. -2 24 | Howden 4—1—11—0. 3 19


Bowling: A. Aspinwall 12—G


Great Harwood .. 12 Burnley Bel. .. 9


Oswald. Im..' II 10 Rolls-Royce — 9


A thletics


Extras Total ................ . . . . 59 1


Bowling: B Foster. 11.1-2- 3; A Wright, 11—2—26—6.


?|To take part in A.A.A. Junior Championships


J. E. O’MEARA, of Stonyhurst College, finished second in the Northern Counties A.A.A. Jun­ ior Mile at Grimsby on Satur­ day, in a ' time of 4:17.8 .im­ proving on his previous best by |


mance he lias been selected to represent the Northern Counties


3.6 secs. As a result of this perfor-|


in the A.A.A. Junior Cham­ pionships at Kirby (near Liver­ pool) on August 4/5.


Last month John finished I p o o l s ’ “ a A^Champ W


■ I ^as decided at the annual at Warrington m 4:21.4. •meetin0, on Tuesday cvcnins» I


, PERSONAL BEST •


GREAT HARWOOD Their membership will be d Christopher Tarmey. of nrviiTT IMG T I? A mil? transferred to the


Harrison 0, D. Cottam 0, D. Horsefield 4, K. Hargreaves 1. E. Horsefield 8. G. Tomlinson 1. .N....Turpin 3, K., Lloynd 0, A. Holgate 0, B. Jones 0, extras 5, total;26. Bowling: T. Lowe 8—3—14—


ton match played over the weekend, the home side scored 64 in ,-reply,- to Wellington’s 160—


A declared. P. W.


Lucas II .. • ■ Wellington


Chatburn . ■ Calderstones Pendle F. II Brockhall .'. Barrowford, Padihnm III Coal Clough.


MARKET, REPORTS


and Store cattle was. held on Friday at Clitheroe Auction Mart, with a good entry for­ ward.’Trade was brisk in both sections especially of Best Calv­ ing Cows arid Forward Stores.


A fortnightly sale of In-calf


July-August Calving £78—£110. In-Calf Cows Scpt-Oct: Calving £72—£931"Forward - Blks; and Hfrs. to £66. /Smart ..breeding Hfrs. to £46. Young Stores £29


Quotations: ..In-Calf - Cows, —£38.


r secretarial pos- Box Dl, Adver-


" :l'


The prizes' were awarded by Judges W. Maudsley, Eccleston


i \ ( i ON SA1E AT VflUR NlWSAGENTPRICf 2s fid *■■**..


there 'was a total clearance of 47 cattle, .783 lambs; sheep and


At/ Monday’s Fatstock sale,


and S. Moorhouse. Gisburn, to: 1 J. and ' E. ■ GreenhaJgh of BashalLEaves and 2.R.,Duck­ worth of Great Harwood.?


150/-to 152/-, Lambs, light, 3/1 to 3/5 per lbi medium, 2/11 to 3/4, heavy. 2 / l l i to 3/2. Sheep 2/2h to 2/5. Horned Ewes, 46/- to 75/-, HB Elves 75/- to 84/-. Pigs, Porkers 32/- per score. Cutters 32/- to 33/6. Bacon pigs 32/-. Reject 28/6..


Sale of newly-calved cattle an 1 calves, -there ;was‘ an' improved entry forward of good quality cattle ; which was consigned from local farms. Cows £88 to £111, Hfrs. £77


At Tuesdays prize Show and .


to £96. A larger entrytof1 calves mostly rearers met a sound trade. Bobby calves £1 10s to £3 12s 6d. Rearers- Hfrs £7 to £12'5S. Bulls £10 10s to £13 10s Ave £10 5s. The'prizes were awarded by.Judges, T.; M: Wall- bank, Dilworth and L. Smalley.


ewes and 21 pigs.' i Quotations: Steers 174/- per cwt., Steers 160/- to 189/-.-Hei­ fers 142/- to 152/-. Cows 108/ to • 116/-, Pre-gradcd Cattle cow. ■


L. Ps.


5: B. Seed lA—2—l—i. In the •Brockhall v.-Welling­


matches in the Great Harwood Mi. S. Hodgton,^ Bowling League • were: Black- burn AH. 110, Lowerfold


GREAT HARWOOD BOWLING LEAGUE , by Blackburn. The results of last weeks


90: Calderstones S.C 108,


b1ry“ 8ie C°nS' League table:


Ribblesdale, ‘A’ Blackburn A l l__ 10 Clitheroe Castle .. 10 Clitheroe C.C. ...11 Osw'ldtw'stle Cons. 0 Snlesbury M.C. . . 11 Whalley . . . . ; r..:T0 Ribblesdale ’B’ . . 9 Calderstones S.C. Lowerfold Park .


blesdale ‘A’ 106; Clitheroe C.C. | , , . . I was told that the senior mem- The Advertiser. rti r, and Times


Blackburn meetings. These two ___ ____,.,;n U* fhnspn bv the A


members will be chosen by the Clitheroe branch and approved


Hodgson of


chairman and Mr. T. Etchells, of Littfemoor Road. • Clitheroe,


^ former branch


"Wood- I Road,


. ]lonorary secretary, I


120, Whalley 61; Ri^ ' esdq^ havef been elected as representa- ‘B’ 85, Clitheroe Ca?tl® tives for the ensuing year.


U U


TREASURER OF LEAGUE RESIGNS


p W L. Pts heavily iast year, but the junior Amateur Football League yes- 7 3 63


:3 6 33 1 would ■ be ' made to start th e |j las been treasurer for^ a.^total 10 2 8 331 branch once again.


9_ 3 6 39 I shown next season, an attempt


VETERAN BOWLERS MILNSHAW PARK


N; Windle :. R. Nutter ..


CASTLE VETERANS5 15


R. Holt . . . . F. Hudson J. Sherliker W. Edwards J. Whittaker J. Taylor .. T. Wignall G. Taylor C. Wright


15 A. R. Lord ................ 11 8 Mrs. B. Rooks


J. Alston ...................


13 Mrs. P Ironfield ......... 15 13


J. Daly


W. Wilkinson . . . . . . . . . 4 ’ . Mrs. D. Duckworth .. 15 T.’Todd


15


C. Hargreaves H: Lawson - ., H. Bowker


W. Stratton;;)


Rishton, to 1. H. Pierley. Dut­ ton! 2, W. Maudsley, Eccleston, for the best Hfrs. and to first and second prizes to J. Speak and Son. Rccdlcy for the best


■ y ^ < Z . L


6 Mrs. A. Swindleliurst -. v 15 .6


E. Thornley1 v . . . . . . . : '. 15 J. C. Crabtree


J. Swales . .. . • • • • • • • • 15. ■Mrs. B. Gent . . . . . . . . 11 A. Dewhurst . .............. 15 A. Shore . . .


6 Mrs. E. Fell • ............ 15 15 A. L. Smith.................. 8 15 Mrs. D. Walker . . . . . . 14 15 H;/ Mulhall !.'.. .V.. . . . H2


6 ■ J. Walmsley 515 H. Smith .. . . . . . . . . . 15 Mrs. J. Thomas . . . . . .


J. Grimshaw .. Mrs. Grimshaw


J. Maddon Mrs. J. Lister


285


14 Mi-s; A. Blah’. . ............ ‘ 15 13


R- Bambcr ................ 284


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of 14 years and secretary tor six. He told the Advertiser and


and at different times ’


8


14 W. Hodgkinson ....... . 15 15 Mrs. D. Chippendale .. 10 13 14


......... 15


'Mrs. M. Lord ............ 15 15


5 6 50 foi- the branch disbanding. He nected with the’ league/since. a 3 7 (1 added that; if more interest I was reformed'after„the’ war


7 3 63 Mr j . Woodworth, the hurst, of Chatburn ; Road 7 3 61 former honorary treasurer, Clitheroe; resigned from his 6 5 61 gild that the decrease in senior position as treasurer. , 6 3 51 members was the'main reason


cowhurst has been .con-


Times: “I ’ve been with the league for. 20 years and I think it’s time someone else had a go rather' than keep -the job with one person for a long


chairman; Mr. Cyril King secretary; and Mr. John Chat- bum registration secretary. Mr. John Woodworth was elected treasurer to- succeed Mr. Dew-


time.” Mr! Daii Seed was re-elected


hurst. - - ' - - dington'Reserves, had resigned , I t was announced that . Division 4 of the- Blackburn ' j____


I dington’s ' resignation 1 will be filled by Billington who were admitted to the League at the


I meeting.


I previously been in the League, winning the Aitken Shield in


A team from Billingtou has . . ' I the 1932-33 season; , Ti bi n . ■ ■■ ■ s n


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could have . believed; that it was Rolls Royce who were hovering near the top of the table, and the Wanderers who were at the foot. This was especially true when the home side began their inn­ ings, for Proctor and Weaver started slowly and the visi­ tors gave a display of excel­


lent fielding. In the early stages of the


game,. the Wanderers were well on top. The attacking bowling of Slinger, Holden and Ingham soon-whipped through


Ribblcsdale Wanderers. gained a relatively easy win


on Saturday over bottom-of-lhe-lcaguc Rolls Royce, who were much weakened by absences due to the holidays. Nevertheless, at times, one


display, and 45 runs were added before Lemon fell lbw to Wilkinson, with 24 runs to his credit. Rowley stayed on to score 28


until he was caught by Wall- bank off Slinger when the score stood at 71.


the Rolls Royce batsmen, none of the four openers scoring double figures. The rout continued, and at


bury (7) put up a last-ditch struggle, but Slinger com­ pleted his total of five wickets and the visitors were all out for 105, a total which earlier - in the afternoon, few spec- , tators would have thought, they could achieve. Ken Proctor and Keith


LA S T DITCH S T R U G G L E K. Hartley (13) and F. Dux-


board.But captain H. Rowley and R. Lemon put up a fighting


one time- the visitors had a paltry 26 for 6 on the score-


Weaver sot the Wanderers off to a fine start, and the score ' stood at 45 before Weaver was caught off Clarke by Heaton, for 24. Proctor went on to score 57


ROLLS ROYCE 1


K. Turner b Holden . . . . . . 3 K. Pickles c Proctor b Slinger


R. Riley b Slinger............ 1" T. Wilkinson c Musgrovo b- Ingham .......................... 4


.......................... 7


H. Rowley c Wallbank b Slinger


D. Heaton b Ingham . . . . 4 R. Lemon Ibw b Wilkinson 21


....................... 28 .


K. Hartley c Slinger b Ingham ....................... 13


F. Duxbury b Slinger ___ 7 H. Duxbury c Wallbank b Slinger


Total


not out, and J. Ingham was . unbeaten at 20 to bring tlic total to 109, with more than half an hour to spare.


B. Clarke not out ............ 3 Extras


....................... 0 ................ 11 105


5: Holden, 6—1—17—1: Ing­ ham. 7—0—35—3: Embery, 2— 0—13—0; Wilkinson, 2—0—9—


Bowling: Slinger 12—4—20— 1. RIBBLESDALE WAND.


K. Proctor not out ......... 57 K. Weaver c Heaton b


J. Ingham not o u t ............ 25 Extras


Clarke Total (for one wkt.)


.......................... 24 ................ 3 109


—0; Riley, 7—0—33—0; Wilkin­ son, 5—1—18—0; Clarke, 6—1— 19—1,


Bowling: Lemon, 10—0—36


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